The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-08-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES
| MIR Berthold We'll, from Vicksburg
is here on visit to his relatives.
The Misses Hyams, from Mooreland
were in Alexandria on Saturday last.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bennett, from Theoda
station, was visitor here last week.
Captain James Jefries, of Avoca, was
registered at the Exchange Hotel Monday.
Uncle Dan Arden, from Lecomte, was
a visitor here OH Monday.
Our young friend, Leon Weinberg
left for Franklin yesterday morning.
Mrs. Isaac Sackman and Miss Hirsch
man visited relatives at Lafayette last
week, and had pleasant time.
"A pleasant dance was given at tho
residence Of Judge Gervais Baltic, OIL
Thursday last. Several young ladies and
gentlemen from Town were present. All
present had a splendid time.
Mrs. j. l.. Jarreau aud Miss Aggie
Jarreau, of New Orleans, are here on
visit to their relatives and friends. They
will remain some time.
Mayor Thomas Crawley and Mr.. Am
brose Miller returned from the White
Sulphur Springs Oh Saturday. They had
a pleasant time and speak of again retur
ming very soon.
-Messrs. +. Seip, E. B. Pendleton, G.
A. Schnack and John w. Prescott made
up fishing party that went to Big Creol
last week.
MIR. E. j. Sullivan left here on Satur.
day, on business trip to Houston, Texas
Miss Mary Hilton has been absen
the past few weeks on q visit to Mrs b
+. Curtis, of Troupe, Texas. She is ex
pected home in few days.
Major S. NJ. Robertson and family, o
Baton Rouge, and Mr.. w. T. Sanford
family, of our city, left yesterday morn
ing for Big Creek, where they will spent
a season Of six or eight weeks.
MIR. G. L. Ransdell is off on his regu
lar Summer tour of pleasure. This tim
he goes to San Antonio, where his aun
resides. He will be absent two or thrc
weeks, during which time we. trust he'll
have lots of fun and pleasure.
Master Norman White, formerly al
attache of the DEMOCRAT office, returne,
home last week from the Lone Star State
where all, he says, are discussing tn
Prohibition question. Since his stay ava
he has visited all the larger cities of Texas
and went also to the Indian Territory
He is in fine health and will very likcl
return there soon.
DIR. f. j. Graner, of New Orleans
has been here on visit the past week
His many friends were pleased to see him
Miss Emily Crawford returned frol
Eola, where she had been on visit, las
Wednesday.
DR.. A. Cockerille was in Washington,
d. c., last Friday. He has brother re
siding there.
The charming Miss Nettie Paul, fro1
Bayou Rapides, was in Town on Thurs
day. Her friends are always pleased an
glad to see her.
-Mcssrs. Henry NJ. Robinson and Boz
nard Mayer, of Lamourjo, were in Tow
OIL Thursday last.
Judge Blackman's family moved on
to Big Creek on Saturday. They will re
main there during the Summon. Judg
Blackman joined them on Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Hetherwick, much to TIL
displeasure of his many friends, took hi
departure for New Orleans OH Saturday
-Messrs. Jacob Levin, Morris Aaron
Leon Weinburg, S. S. lngman, Henri.
Geiger and Michael Aaron went fishing t.
Crump's Mill, in the Pincwoods on Sun
day last.
Mr.. Julins Levin left for New Orlean
on Sunday. He was expected home las
night.
Our Young friends, Tom Murphy an
Willie Cruikshank visited Clear Creek O.
Saturday, returning home on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Gchr and her two bows
Misses Caroline and Rosa We'll, Messrs
Felix and George Bauer, Bertrand an
Sam We'll, Rev. Marx Klein, Mattimor
Meyer, and W. Dielman went fishing t
Old Bayou Boneff on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Robinson, of Lamourie
and Mr.. James Moore, of Lecomte, wer
here yesterday.
i CHENEYylLLE, La,
August l, 1887,
Editor Louisiana Democrat
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